ORCiD
Your ORCiD Identifier—As Unique as You and Your Research
AUCTORES fully supports the use of ORCiD iDs (Open Researcher and Contributor Identifier), a unique identifier that links your identity to your research outputs, including articles, chapters, books, proceedings, and datasets. This ensures you receive proper credit for your work and eliminates confusion with researchers who share similar names. Once registered, your ORCiD iD remains the same throughout your career, no matter where or when you publish. You only need to register once.
Get Your ORCiD iD:
Visit ORCiD.org/register to create your personal identifier in just a few minutes.
Benefits of an ORCiD iD
• Persistent identification: Associate your name consistently with your research, even if your name changes.
• Seamless integration: Include your ORCiD iD during the AUCTORES manuscript submission process. If you already have one, the system will auto-populate your profile.
• Enhanced visibility: The ORCiD icon appears next to your name in published articles. Readers can click the icon to access your ORCiD profile and discover your complete body of work.
• Single link for all publications: Your ORCiD iD can connect all your research contributions, including journal articles, books, chapters, proceedings, and datasets.
CrossRef Auto-Update
Verified ORCiD iDs in the submission process are included in AUCTORES’ publication workflow. This enables CrossRef Auto-Update, automatically updating your ORCID profile with your latest publications, ensuring your record remains current.
Recommended Resources
• ORCiD Blog: Meet ORCiD Publisher Member, Springer Nature (May 9, 2017)
• Press Release: ORCiD Initiative by Springer Nature (April 28, 2017)
• Webinar: Introducing ORCiD—Researcher Identification and Research Information In the webinar, ORCiD experts discuss how the identifier is being integrated into research systems worldwide and the benefits it provides for researchers and the scientific community.
AUCTORES encourages all authors to register for ORCiD iDs to ensure proper recognition of their research contributions and enhance discoverability across the global research ecosystem.